Classification of Schmidt-rank-two multipartite unitary gates by singular number
Yi Shen, Lin Chen, Li Yu

TL;DR
This paper classifies genuine multipartite Schmidt-rank-two unitary gates using a novel singular number metric, providing a detailed parametric description and extending the analysis to three-qubit diagonal gates.
Contribution
It introduces the singular number as a new classification tool for multipartite unitary gates of Schmidt rank two and characterizes three-qubit diagonal unitary gates.
Findings
Singular number ranges from 0 to the maximum for given gates.
Parametric Schmidt decompositions are formulated for each singular number.
Three-qubit diagonal unitary gates have Schmidt rank at most three, with conditions for rank three.
Abstract
The multipartite unitary gates are called genuine if they are not product unitary operators across any bipartition. We mainly investigate the classification of genuine multipartite unitary gates of Schmidt rank two, by focusing on the multiqubit scenario. For genuine multipartite (excluding bipartite) unitary gates of Schmidt rank two, there is an essential fact that their Schmidt decompositions are unique. Based on this fact, we propose a key notion named as singular number to classify the unitary gates concerned. The singular number is defined as the number of local singular operators in the Schmidt decomposition. We then determine the accurate range of singular number. For each singular number, we formulate the parametric Schmidt decompositions of genuine multiqubit unitary gates under local equivalence. Finally, we extend the study to three-qubit diagonal unitary gates due to the…
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TopicsQuantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture · Quantum Information and Cryptography · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
